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  #2840148 29-Dec-2021 20:38
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chez:

 

All good now. The plumber came back and sorted it out. Apparently, there was some debris from the old waste pipe. He used a plunger to shake it up and then run the tap to push water to anything that caused the air block. He did it for less than 5 mins. I'm guessing that he did not check the flow after the installation last time, otherwise, he could have picked it up. No charge. Overall, I'm pleased. 

 

 

Yep - pretty much as I said.

 

https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=141&topicid=293080&page_no=1#2838941

 

 





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  #2840573 30-Dec-2021 18:03
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CokemonZ:

Yep - same issue here, drains 1/2 the speed of older open sinkholes.

 

Hate them.

 

Also every month have to unscrew it and give it a clean with a toothbrush. gross.

 

 

Pop-up drains are designed by Satan to torment humanity. I don't think I've ever encountered one - principally in hotel rooms or rental apartments for some reason - that doesn't drain horribly slowly, get clogged with gunk, or get stuck in the down position. I can't believe those things are still around given how awful they are.

 

 

Your best bet is to get it replaced by a non pop-up one, which will save you endless grief in the future.

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